Founded in 1998, Webtowork has
always focused on helping small businesses and not-for-profit
organisations to utilise the internet without needing technical
expertise themselves.
Early work focussed on web
design and completely hosted solutions, and later we became involved in
developing e-commerce capabilities and fund-raising websites for a range
of organisations and businesses. However it was through our involvement
as part of the management team for Milton Malsor Village Hall (click
here for the case study) that we came to realise the power of
on-line booking systems as an enabler for small businesses and community
based projects to dramatically improve their business perfomance.
It also became apparent that the
online booking capability we had developed for Milton Malsor Village
Hall was potentially directly transferable to many other village halls
and could be offered at a price point that literally everyone could
afford. The system could also be easily adapted to many other types of
small businesses and we have begun to explore there (click
here to see some examples).
We now see an opportunity to
bring together all the strands of what we have been working on for years
into a single business model and a suite of products that could benefit
thousands of other businesses.
We are not seeking to become a large business ourselves, and we we are passionate about making a positive impact in both the community in which we live and wider society – we believe that many other businesses feel the same and we want to play our part in enabling them to do that.
To take our experience and
expertise gained over many years and apply it to helping small
businesses and community based projects to maximise their effectiveness
through the internet and web-based tools. In doing this we will build
both a sustainable small business of our own and enable others to do the
same, to the benefit of the wider society in which we live and work.
To become the first choice for
online booking systems and associated services for small businesses and
community projects